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Casey Means

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Casey Means, MD, is a Stanford-trained physician and co-founder of Levels focused on metabolic health. Her 'Good Energy' approach steadies blood sugar with simple food and lifestyle habits, and uses a continuous glucose monitor to personalize them. YourProtocol breaks it into the protocols below, each graded for evidence and cited to the source.

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What is Casey Means' Good Energy protocol?
It steadies blood sugar with simple habits: fiber and protein before carbs, a short walk after meals, and daily light, movement and sleep routines, optionally personalized with a CGM. See Metabolic Health and Good Energy.
What is the Good Energy plate?
Six food principles (fiber, protein and fat first, whole foods over refined) that work on any diet, vegan or carnivore, to blunt blood-sugar spikes. See The Good Energy Plate.
Should healthy people wear a CGM?
Casey Means uses a continuous glucose monitor to learn which foods spike your blood sugar, then personalize your diet. The evidence in healthy, non-diabetic people is still limited, which the protocol says plainly. See Using a CGM to Personalize Your Diet.
What does Casey Means eat?
Whole-food, fiber- and protein-forward meals built to avoid blood-sugar spikes, following her Good Energy plate principles.
Is Casey Means a real doctor?
Yes, she is a Stanford-trained physician. She also co-founded Levels, a CGM company, which is a disclosed commercial interest. Her protocols are educational information, not medical advice.

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